الدعم الشعبي العسكري للثورة الجزائرية بمنطقة تبسة و ردود الفعل الفرنسية 1954-1958

Abstract EN

The Algerian people embraced the revolution since its outbreak and they supported it by all available means, especially in the military field.

There were many forms of popular support for the military such as assigning revolutionary members to collect weapons from the people, Most of what they collected were hunting rifles, pistols and some other weapons from the Second World War.

Al-Mujahideen also relied on locally manufactured weapons, as well as the establishment of workshops in order to repair the disabled weapons.

Therefore, the French authorities resorted to a series of military measures, namely the intensification of its forces in the region, conducting military operations, and the establishment of prohibited areas for the purpose of isolating al-Mujahideen from the people and making restrictions on them.

This study aims to shedding light on the contribution of the Algerian people in algerian revolution in the region of Tebessa to the military side and their embrace of it financially and morally, and the brutal French measures to counter this support.